Arp on the Negro and the Southern social order
A Virginian questions migration and acclimation as the author argues Southern climate and wealth lure Northern visitors. He praises Georgia Florida contacts, notes race relations, cites England’s colonial model, and says racial harmony exists where blacks work and whites enforce law, while street youths misbehave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purtinnga
Booth
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Boston
Philadelphia
Russell Harrison
Atlanta
Nevroes
Windward Islands
Little Antilles
St. Kitts
Dominica
Antigua and
Barbadoes
Rinidad
Ingland
London
Nero
The Lenten Season Value and Significance for Catholics
A Catholic Mirror article stresses Lent as a call to prepare for eternity through prayer and sacrifice. It argues worldly success is trivial compared with the soul’s salvation and urges faithful contemplation and holy acts during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Mirror
Bridal mystery ends in tragedy in Brainerd wedding
A wedding in Brainerd ends in shock as the bride finds her groom dead in the bridal chamber after a brief, stormy night. Doctors say paralysis of the heart from nervous strain caused the death, following a Christmas illness. The bride, 19, described a sudden collapse and frantic cries as she found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla
Brainerd
Minn
Misa Lillie Dean
North Side
J. B. Ulmer
Northern Pacific
Gneata
Twain
Amimy
Jimmy
Puesta
Ingrippe
James
Farmers' Movement ticket rumored for March Convention
A News and Courier report cites a Farm ers' Movement leader predicting a slate with Benjamin Tillman for governor and specific names for other offices. The speaker says the ticket may change before the convention meets, with Tillman likely to secure the governorship. The piece notes farmers are quiet, while local politicians push rhetoric about Ward Convention failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Movement
Benjamin It. Willman
Mdpefield
John W. Ferguson
Laurens
M. J. Donaldson
Greenville
Y. J. Pope
Newberry
Ward J. Farley
Spartanburg
Hw.y. Stackhouse
Marion
Dart
Ben ‘Tillman
News and Courier
Kilrain to Retire From Fistic Arts for Five Weeks
Jake Kilrain plans a temporary retirement from boxing to rest a failing grip and rheumatism. He will travel to Hot Springs for five weeks, aided by a benefit fund. Chil Dwyer Dave Gideon and Geo A Kessler along with friends have each contributed $100 to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Kilrain
Uo Fisticerein
Ilo
Muldoon
Hot Springs
Chil Dwyer
Dave Gideon
New York
Geo. A. Kessler
Spartanburg Growth Profile Shows Confidence Driving Mills
A Spartanburg observer outlines rapid city and county growth driven by new mills and expanding factories. He notes Clifton, Pacolet, Whitney, Eurree, Pelham, Glendale and other mills expanding spindles and looms, backed by local bankers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Mactory
i+ Converse
Clifton
Walker, Fleming & Montgomery
John S. Montgomery
John II. Montgomery
South
Glendale
D. B. Converse
Pelham Actors
Arthur Barewell
Charleston
Arlington
Muovemient
Lewis
Austin Green
Mingerville
Ileney Liles
Beaumont
J. HL. Sloan
Mekhigsiek
Col
Joseph Walker
Pacolet
Spartan Mills
Meming
Whitney
Wd. St. Slow
Col. Walker
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank
The
People's Building and Loan Association
Spring Health Tonic and Educational Missions Mentioned
An ad touts B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a spring health tonic cited by P A Shepherd of Norfolk Virginia. A Clemson Agricultural College trustee sub committee plans a study trip to Mississippi College to inform Clemson plans. The piece also advertises Mothers Friend for confinement pain and a Columbia piano dealer selling Mason & Hamlin organs and pianos with instalment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
I Hill
M. Ainsworth
New York Assembly
Capitol
Perry
New York ‘Tribune
Till
New York
Cleveland
Harrison
Baltimore Sun
P. A. Shepherd
Norfolk
Mississippi College
Clemson Agricultural College
Mississippi
The
Agricultural College of Mississippi
BR. W. Simpson
D. Kk. Norris
Pendleton
Col
R. FE. Bowen
Pickens
Clemson College
Greenville News
Cooking in Brazil Delights and Dismays in Rio
A New York Times style sketch of Brazilian cuisine contrasts urban delicacies with rural staples. It praises fruit varieties and legendary coffee while noting poor hotels and scattered good wines like Oporto claret. The piece describes mandioca and farinha basics and hospitality despite high prices and rough dining conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rio
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Oporto
Brazil
Estrangeiro
United States
Sweden
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Old England
Avie
Marnioners
John CL Willis
Falbot County
Cuere
Russia
Engina
Dr. Mekissick
Spineburg
Bouth
National Bank
Fidelity Loan and ‘Trust Company
George Cofield
Merchants’ and Marinera’ Bank
Magnoolis Street
Board of Trade
D. KE. Converse
A. H
Plasos Orcans
W. Trump
Main Street
Coumbia
Sella Pianos
Avants
Chickering
Mathushek
Mason & Hamlin
Sterling Upright
Arion
Sterling
ME - Mutual
Tim
Tts
Edward L. Gernand
General Alend
Columbia
8. C
Iitter
Walter
United States Court
Chandler
Judge Beetle
Settle
Senate Judiciary Committee
Chantelop
Montreal
Chanteloup
Paria
Canada
Pitts
Meath
Brusdow
TR Mahea
Wannamake
Aiurrey Co
Columbis
Who We
Howant & Willett
Augusta
Cartainville
Geid Lddes Daihl Berd
Jersey
Era Sants Tour
Fronvierar
Columbia, &. C
Mannyor
Adidross
F. Miro
Moetor Me
Epps
Terry M F
Nashville
Eabor
Richmond, VA
VCO
Baditam
Gen'l Agent
S.C
Willis Proprit
West
Gervais Sereyr
HH Pant
Triptower Steam
ABR
AREER
Nachive Peesa
Fresozul
nAuty
Belstog
Oila
W. H. Gibbes
W. A. Clark
Columbia Phosphate Co
Olivera
Sitriath Soda
Awel Abl
Mort Iivhayg Chomueutiy
Beietke
Aarkrive
DRS GO
Auevir
Tangley Bi Brothers
TATE
Jersey Flats
Taks Qilder
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